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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

Atthe close Of 1856 the total number Of
furnaces in the United States that were
active, or likely to DO some day, WAS OF.
The number OF new furnaces completed in
1856, and OF long inactive tufEsces which
were rehsbilita;ed in that year, was Is,
while the number reported az having been
torn down, or az not likely again 10 resume
opesstions, WAS 81, showing net loes Of
II furnaces during the year, and reducing
the whole number from 59l at the begin.
ming Of the year to 51' at its closs. At the
close o: 1886 there were % blast furnaces
in course OF erection. Tns stocks OF do
nestc pjg.iron on hand and unsold in the
hands OF manufacturers or their agents on
the 3lat OF December, 1885, amounted to
only 20, 70i net tons. AT the close OF 1885
they amounted to 4l6,5l2 net tons. The
remarkable increase III the production OF
Bessemer stee! rails CAL bs better under.
stood when it is known that the output
had declined from l,43S,l55 tons in 1882
to 1914 COZ in 1855, and i'll 1856 it rose to
l119. $50 tone,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

rushed terror.stricken out Of the room,
and ran down stairs calling ont for help.
The police having come to her assistance,
The body was removed and examined by a
doctor, who stated that the deceased had
succunbed to an apoplectic stroke. The
calling OF tho dead man was made easiiy
evident by the discovery In his pocket Of
a burglars jimmy, q pair OF knuckle dus,
ters and long sheath knife. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29
Louis Wooi,nansce sud others.
In CllAllcaIy,


By virtue OF the authority vested in thcm br I,
decree entered by the sad Court III tie above en-.
uileu cause, OF April s., 1851, The Undersigned
special commissioners: will sell ct public auction
county thu hAlnr being the north enhance 10 the
Public Building, in the city Of Wheeling, 10 The
highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1857,
estate. that IL to say:
LoT No. 40 on tue southeast corner nj Met, or,
Tenta sliceH; Lon No. l.o on The southwest cor.
ner OF Tenth aud Market streets; and IEr No. lii
fronting on the west side OF Market street sdIc,n.
i ,1 ! ta Lot ~ on ne s9ath. sad lots ilg and
81 !ect. Id making such k8e. the Undersigned
VII oter said property In such parcels as in iheir
Judgment WI cause the sAnc 10 Nell mott adyan.
teseously ios their trust. They viii sell said los
70 and 10 In the way that viii cause Them 10 pro.
upce the iaIEesi pIice, either 10 parcels, or as
whoie They viii octr The north iwo-thiids o! lot
iis, !foauns n iees on AS.kc street aud running
pAck o! even ~icth o. teet; aud the remainder al
lot liz the south onethirG-being .! fee; vide in
separate parcels; and they will sell said lot lly as
WEo!e or IN separate parcels, whichever way they
are the ZANE on which the GRANT uorSri and
iA stables formerly stood. They are most eligibiy
located In tho heart OF the city and are anonr the
most valuable In the city Of Wheeling NS
TEk&s OF hALE- One,thir OF The purchase
money, and az much more thereof as the purchaser
may cleo. to pay. In cash, Oh the day OF sale. and
me residue the;eol In two equal iuStallrenH pay.
to!e iespecIFely IN one ana two years from tie
day OF halc. with interest thereon IRON thai dav.
parable ANNUALLY, the purchaser giving thereto.
his negotiable promtssnry noes to inc order Of the
Undersigned for tho deferred iils;allmeuts OF tns
purchase money, and the title 10 the ptope,ty sold
to be Retained until the paymcu, III lull Of the
purchase money, and the interest that NAV accrue
thereon, as further securit! therefor.
". ?. HUBBARD,
A. J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
1T N. Dasrah, CLERK O! the Municipal Court O.,
wheeling, co certify that bond and security have
been given BY said Special Commissioner az w.
quiteo by law and BY said decree Of sale.
,,u :, ,s,- T. n. DARRAH, Clerk.
- MI -. .soI. apli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

london D1Ag Telegraph.
An English lgdy living in Paris tsd oc'
csgion 10 Welt in the provinces. On re-
turning TO her fat in The French capital,
which had beep untGnGnted during hor
aoiourn Ia the country and carefully lock-
3D. alb discovered In hor bed room the
dead body Of man. She Immediately
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

No. 1877 South Penn street. rooms, ground % by
100 feet, can be bought for $50. III. - =
Lot NO. 10. Square II, Bakers Addition fronting
on Ellet street. near east end OF Twelfth stIcet
Price $50. .5-l,-- 49,
Twelve Lots on High street, Gss % each.
Three Lots on Charles street, $40 O0 each,
Two Lots Oh Charles street, stl5 % each,
One Lot south OF dwelling No. 2SQl Eotf Street
No. 740K Market street, ST. $50,
No. IS Thirteenth street. rooms, 81, CO.,
N acres Of iaaa rear Stone Church, Elm Gtoyc.
rs Acrc Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek, three
miles from Triadclnhia. $50 per acre.
Six Acres on Peters Bun, $1,000
:. a desirable residence Mt Beech Bottom, on the
line OF the r., ". 4 ny. Railroad, 70 miles from
Wheeling. consisting Of new frame honse and
p acres OF land; win exchange for desirable CITY
property. y"
No. % Virginia street, c roomed frame house.
ground IS tees 'front.' running beck to alley 40 feet
can be bought Tor sl,1OJ.
room, ground 20 by IN feet. -
No. 1871 wel!th Et,ees.
building site on Nineteenth stree. eGs, OF No,
1877, SIS 70 lrout foot, " we
No. co North Front street
a@.sl JAMES A. HENRY,
hcal Hlte Agent Col!ecto. and Notary Public
aaQ 1fsH.a NJ 1912 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

These figures show that the United
States is now the first steel producing
country in the world, an honor, however,
which VT could not claim until now,
although OF Dessemer steel ingots alone
We have in More than one year made
more than Great Britain. We passed our
great rival III 1856 in the total production
OF steel. leaving ner behind, as our table
showa, l91 So groea tons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29
IRON AND STEEL.
Enormous Production In lsso-Great l,ritiu

Enormous Production In 1896 Great Britain
Beatenin Steel by America.
The annual statistical report Of the
American Iron and Steel Association for
the year 1885 made It's appearance yester-
day. It's states that the year Of which It
treats was one Of the most active the
American trade has ever experienced, and
that every ton OF iron and steel that was
produced passed at once into consumption.
Prices declined somewhat 10 the summer
months from the figures Of 1885, but in the
closing months Of the year they again ad-
vanced. In November and December and
the first two weeks III January steel rails
advanced 81 per ton, and pig.iron So per
ton. Another advance in prices, II IL sta
ted, doea not seem probable. Prices were
higher than they were in the previous
year, and 1887 bids fair 10 eclipse tho 70.
markable production Of 1886.
The periods Of dullness and prosperity
in the iron and steel trade ore named Ia
the report, and the revival in tho pros.
perity OF the American iron trade In the
last half OF 1885 Ia said 10 be partially
ascribable to the meeting Of the Bessemer
steel rail manufacturers Of Long Branch
In August OF 1851, when a restriction Of
production for one year was provided for.
This was so satisfactory that it was con.
tinued Tor another year. This action, in
tho opinion Of the American Iron and
Steel Association, WAS the means Of stin.
ulating managers oil existing railroads and
the ptojectora OF new roads to hasten
their arrangements for repairs and exten.
sions, but at the came time the country is
declared to have been, Ia tho main, pros.
porous, the hsrvests bountilul and money
plentiful. The South, it Is stated, gives
abundant promise Of achieving In the near
future these bonefcsnt industrial results
which have made the North so rich, 81
prosperous and 90 aggressive.
AYEAR's PRODUCTION CoSTgAsrIp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COURT,
~ Ohio County, state OF West Virginia.
In the matter Of the probate Of the Will Of Z. J.
Stone. deceased.
The object Q! the petlt!on ned in this matter on
ted 10 probate a paper writing purporting 10 be
the wilt Of T. J. Stone, deceased, bearing date on
the Sth day OF March, A. b. los7 with one coditile
attached thereto dated on the day Of the.
And II Appearing irum the petition fled herein
that J. Sumner stone, person who IL therein, and
In said petition declared 10 be interested In the
probate Of kRid Will with cod!cile attached Tiers.
TO- Is non.rcsident Of this STATE, II Is ordced that
he does appear ut my office Ia The city Of Wheel.
Ing III the county anu htlte aforesaid, within one
month alter the publication. and do What L. ueces.
saty 10 protect his interest In SAID matter.
l'abllshed the Inst ume OIL Aptil ~. 1os7.)
GEuRGE HOOK, Clerk.
G. L. CRASMER, Atty. ap9F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29
AHEAD OF GREAT BRITAIN,

ILe IepOTt eays.
II we consider the various kinds OF steol
Thich are made by the two great steel
making countries the United States will
be found to be ahead Of its European rival.
We summarize the production Of ingots in
both countries in 1856 in gross tong, as
iolloTs:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

GPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
NJ or OLD GRANT HOUSE, LOTS,
In The Municipal Court o. Wheeling.
Jo-epa %oodnaaSee's Executors and othes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29
The increase in production in 1886 over
1855 Ia given below:
PRODUCTION OF THE DIFFERENT STATES

FHUDINIIUH Of TIE DIFF hNINT bTATAs.
Pennsylvania, as usual, leads all the
rest OF the country combined in the pro-
due,ion OF pig iron, her percentage being
5l.7. The following table shows the pro-
Lucliou Of this metal by Statea' in 1856:
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EnAYELERS' GUIDE.

A RR1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF
II TRAISS--0n and after April |, Iss7-E1PLA-
NATION OF REFEEEacE MARES. 'Daily. t5uuda?
excepted. monday excepted.-EsAtcrn Standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VITANTED -FOUR DINING.ROOM
w Girls at once. Apply At s4g.HRt 4lE15.lgg.
app 81. JAMEs HOTEL OFFICE.
TOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS r.. :
The fne passenger steamer ~ ;,s -
LOUIS A. sIIIRLEY..-........AMos DAvts, Captain,
I-a- Charley Reeves, Clerk. --r'a.lT'
Will leave for the above SATURDAY, AfRiL So At
N. For all information apply to -
app = 7IT7lIIs FRANK BOOTH, Agent
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

Real Estate Agent, Col!ecto, and Notary Public,
aaQ 1faa.a NJ 1872 Marset Street '
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

wHAr ~ Ii nor

Tbs symptoms OF Bili0uaness are IN
hapViiy bul too vel knows. They diner
IN different Individuals 20 some extent.
4 Bilious mar Is seldom 3 breakfast
eater. Too fTeqaently, alas, Be has an
excellent Appetite for iiQuids, bds none
for solids of q morning. His tongue
vii hardly besr inspection at any time
II ft IS not white aud fuFred, il is rough,
at eli events.
The digestive system Is wholly oct Of
order, end Dingfhes or Constipation
may Be a sympto1n, OF the two msy
alternate. There are often HenoF-
Fboids on even loss Of blood. There
may be eiddi ses and often headache
and aeidity {. datulezee and tenderness
IN the pit Of the stomach. To eorFect
all this, Il net effect q ruFs, try GTsen's
4agssf Fl0aser, IL costs bat tFihe, and
thousands attest lie efficacy.
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porslau3. and CO.. 3 kfeaf zeal sb5ot
fse caf.ieuiaf I'd enpe4igF AdYanlnfea
offered 81 Seattle. IEe drsnntFfs Ase
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niaes b hag fr0m. IL q past q tir
frrmsaefis baslnesE 80 e1nFipce eEefE
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bosfneas men. Il u. IL pop0ieK par
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el6ess settler has hHaf1 for years. ~
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elossa - AFumner does nineseen-tuefi
flelhs ~ me taking, and ths ehagees
are Rhen be haa ont 10 ihe very lsst
wntd. 81 has asslf bsisd mBfs solid IN
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enee Would hage DtheFeiss sezEnea 10
Qears. Theu On tfaina agd 10 asagea
ard essnes 81 various kinds b meets
Usop3a Of all aees AID aurditsons and
ioasiisiss. or course be taiks 70 kbana.
1'haffs lsis basinssss s8d Be l. Q seesna-
Fais drammer who isn's inspired 9Th
fhs IDEA (shefhsF be beiFs3e y % a9t1
ihat or esrtain snhiaats ne has eosieet.
~ Al the kaawisoe there - refund
abonl thsss parts.' and u be eoespt
oenvlnos every Fnan be talks 20 Of fhe
oorfeotnass Of bis view Of The subiact
nnfer discussion, IA h heeaaee bis man
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drammers are pnl1lic benefaescrs, and
every ons Of then, eif, every oue Of
Ihenl ought 10 heye q monument, thai
u, whan they die."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

MeEit VII Wtn and receive public reeaEnftion
aHt rrase- Earts Whice are the outcome Of
cenerai expcrienoe, growing through years Of
critscai snd psac deal te~s become e rooted
and innooVsele ~ the rpck u Gibraltar In pub
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gu17Ante. - % thsir genHinsnes. he indis-
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olood parih-r IN The Herls, Il cEe % these
imnzarShis 0ihfaitaz rock facts % uhieh ~
tsve srqae1, and evcry dsx's experieuee roofs
this ceoyietian ceePsF and arepar n pahi {
cniusae. kNsfy class 20 cur people IN Ansr.
pfofessioa, iaei1aina ths medical prcfssslan.
have herae vziaEiary festlmony 10 sAe ~
Ha2FRaole virfaas Of \ 3 3. and sts infalFhle
efficacy IL castex al de6asas of The hioas-
faese sestir,astN,s 1rs a. &c b TIE thousands
aaa epea % TIE Inspection q an Nov cone
unsolicited, tEo tistiaEufsAsa nsmhers OF
he theafric8i pFofessinn, VIE grAasfully go
tifs 70 tha woaaerf4l curative Qaalitfea 81 -
sPeesae "a tAeiF intiyidasl e.sea. FhalP -
ElEaaaiths arr hsFUWiih snbmitted T. h rsb.
ac wthnEi futtkee camHenf-let hen trseak
fer tsezHeixes. fha lazy h q naczhes az he
fasugas 1t alta 1heatef CsmRAny Of New Yark.
sna ferEefsy a M Restdsoos Thaatrr. Be-.
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Atsf Company. Hafh nFe vet knoWz IN ths.
Rtstszi elFeies n sA5s caaAtxY ara n Hzruper
CAkzi0t4e RArlcW1s Tnstimauy.
ME- Tens. Nay 4 ISL.
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Hsyius hrsn aszoyad w11A plnPies. erns4ions
saa rseFhara4 4 TIE skta, from had eun.s.
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nre ave % sis packRzee, b th0ruaEk s-aai.
etf8a1 q ny treEeie AID rsssaring azaoeskrass
d nay san, hzFs 2ads Ne hHRpy, and eheSfl
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Gezsisa2ea Fer tEo years hod . severe essa
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IreSatan 81 hlaaa ana x41a DsNaaaEs EAiiaA
irue. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
fs9salAe.Asv E41wW q Aflsntn. e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

a TWENI1 YEAE8 ExPEBIEN0E.
70 Brsmdm2g. N. Z, Mars& II. 1o1&
fhsre bee4 G1lnE A211ucx8 PcHcns
RxkFrMNs fer - feass. 41d lo1ed them
o1a x - be4t e k1uiIg ms8icintA
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she bsek AxEnorKs PnAnranz ga u
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end kianny { IsaizlEz kox wonzGn ard
a7llarsn I hHvs l1nnd fhenn ing11nabis
Ltay newer iFri1ata tbe Hki1 1ef cause
khe aIi1bsez4 pain. hnt our1 sore 1brczl,
eroupg coczhss coies. pan Il ssaes back
o. ohasG, kndiaceticn azd Suwei een-
plants. @ ID. Fnrnu1cxz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

MrE WitisiaW's eoetklne syrup. for childres
teefhinr. 4 The psoa1riptsun e one 81 the bsst
fusiAia narsss and phyAieisas IN the United
ststea. and has been used for forty yeavs with
aevez failing success b. miilions o. mothers
fas thatf children. Durinq the process Of
teethfne ita value = fncAlcuiAtle. Il raliovea
the cAild nom pAia, cures dysantcry and diar.
Ehoa- EFiptpg IN the bowels aud wind collie.
81 gfvinF hrAish 10 taS child Il rests the
mother. Price 10 bottle. ApIsdsiE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

Bay q Christmas present for the fam
lily. A thing Of beauty 10 q Joy forever.
It would be g pleasant reminder Of
Christmas. We hsvs the only complete
line OF silk umbrellas, gents neckweaF,
stylish poEtieTes and silk handkeFchiefs
IN this city. Suitable for holiday gifts.
fcklas n SinQeruaan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

Rrsanrz.-MEnczR--ai sAs resfaence q Dr..
Anxnn Mercer, Elilcf nlatiou. celnR MivaF
December 291h. b. Esv. Iehn n DMmor
Isnan \ Russell ard Hiss Lizxss q. Mercer.
Boss WrLxrs--Af Ne residences e sbs bEidsis
fafher. M = P. Wills, On WNSte River.
Deeonher 214h, b. Rev n. l.. AHtag y n. =.
Rxss and Mis- eafxh A. WIlfle
PzAksos -DnERsEE1-InN crth eesflls, a tbs
Aoms q ~ bEides p1Eznta. peeembeE 1elh.
~ Rev. CLARK Davis, J y. PeaEsce ard Mis-
Kmma A. BrnwstsE, beth II esattle-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

Save time and annoyance By pur-
eonpauy. They will bring them to you
at your ofiee OF residence and check
your baggage from there through 10
destination without extra charge. Once
corner Second and Main streets, tele-
phone A.. d2s-10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29
Fol- Sale to the Trade unly.

l ssr Yakiua@ ouioas,
80 teas wAassy I.lAaa Pssass.s,
. cars spokane suns H~ss Riour.
ear sPsh@ss Wis MIXED FseA.
50 49, sails, g asa@ss Fsss
20 tens ". :. wheat 20 Arxfs&
~ cars HakIuaa Ryexr..s HaE.
: ears xakima wheaa nay.
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Steamer Premier leaves Seattle Wednes-
days and Saturdays. ct 4. M. for Van
couver and way ports. Fare 70 Port
Townsend 81. Returning, arrives here
Mondays and Fridays 81 I'm. q 1T
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

Tbs CENTEMERT" is the r1ost pop
ulaR kia glove IN America, $l.4S for Eve
buttons. &l.91 for EIGHT buttons. They
are far below ths price Of any other
standard maker, and for lit and duFa-
biAty are unexcslied. The above are re-
lnii pgioss (t.is glove Is not sold Of wheie-
sage1 ~ ssClz sFABAuHER Bros. deis
5 censs-Hsmssitehed handkeFchiefs.
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Pushes aud satins. another lot. You
can only GET cash prices at cash store.
Chseter CseAry.
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